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300-615 · Question #294

An engineer implemented the EEM applet shown below to send a syslog message when an interface goes down: event manager applet interface_down action 1.0 cli command "show interface status" action 2.0…

The correct answer is D. event interface. You need to tell EEM which interface-down event to catch. Adding an event interface statement will do that. For example, event interface GigabitEthernet1/1 lineprotocol down/ This tells the applet to fire when that interface's line protocol goes down.

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An engineer implemented the EEM applet shown below to send a syslog message when an interface goes down:

event manager applet interface_down action 1.0 cli command "show interface status" action 2.0 syslog priority notifications msg Interface is down However, the applet fails to work as intended. Which statement must be added to the EEM applet to resolve the issue?

Options

  • Aevent syslog pattern
  • Bevent timer watchdog
  • Cevent track
  • Devent interface

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Explanation

You need to tell EEM which interface-down event to catch. Adding an event interface statement will do that. For example, event interface GigabitEthernet1/1 lineprotocol down/ This tells the applet to fire when that interface's line protocol goes down.

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#EEM applet#event trigger#interface down#NX-OS

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